A Presidential Apology: Overdue or Political Point-scoring?
BY SELMA SAIK President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa of Portugal suggested his country should offer a long-overdue apology for its role in the...
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Macron's solo act and Europe's wavering commitment to liberalism
BY NURMASH TOK French President Emmanuel Macron's recent state visit to China, coupled with his comments suggesting the EU should avoid...
Schengen: Idyllic Confronts Present
By KAH LONG NG Wir schaffen das! We can manage this! Reverberating still is Angela Merkel’s legacy-defining proclamation, many long...
A New World Order? Western economies’ 2022 decline
By TOME LOWE ‘I’m afraid there is no money’: How the unholy alliance of Brexit and Covid-19 pulled the UK economy apart. Upon his...
Hungary tussles with the consequences of the EU's disdain
By ANANYA SREEKUMAR Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on the second day of the working session of European conservative party leaders...
Germany: Europe’s newest Pariah state?
Their energy crisis strategy and what it means for the rest of Europe By ZACH ROBERTS Scholz at the Party of European Socialists (PES) EU...
Jetzt kommt der Winter - Winter befalls Germany amidst a generational crisis
As featured in Edition 41, available here. By ZACH ROBERTS (3rd year - Law and Politics and International Studies - Aylesbury, United...
Need to Know: Draghi’s Demise and Italy's Election
As featured in Edition 41, available here. By ZAC HILLS (2nd year - History and Politics - Leicestershire, United Kingdom) What happened?...
Profile: Maia Sandu
As featured in Edition 41, available here. By WILL KINGSTON-COX (3rd year - History and Politics - Birmingham, United Kingdom) Who is...
Sweden: The latest casualty of Europe's nationalist tidal wave
By LOTTIE JAMES-MATTHEWS The leader of the Sweden Democrats, Jimmie Akesson, reacts to his party's strong performance in a general...
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